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Home » Studies » How Did the $8.50 Citywide Minimum Wage Affect the Santa Fe Labor Market? A Comprehensive Examination

How Did the $8.50 Citywide Minimum Wage Affect the Santa Fe Labor Market? A Comprehensive Examination

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Dr. Aaron Yelowitz - University of Kentucky

Publication Date: December 2005

Topics: Minimum Wage

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